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March 2025, Volume 49, Issue 2
- 229-245 ‘MORTAL FEAST’: Cannibal Capitalism Meets Covid‐19 in the Urban Peruvian Amazon
by Japhy Wilson - 246-266 EXPLAINING THE NATURE OF POLICY RESPONSES DURING THE PANDEMIC OUTBREAK: The Role of Geographical Characteristics
by Sébastien Bourdin & Mihail Eva & Corneliu Iatu & Bogdan Ibănescu & Ludovic Jeanne & Fabien Nadou - 267-284 BLOOMBERG'S GLOBAL MAYORALTY: Philanthropy and the ‘Crisis of Capacity’ in City Government
by Tom Baker & Alistair Sisson & Pauline McGuirk & Robyn Dowling & Sophia Maalsen - 285-303 Athens'S Philanthrocapitalist Landscape Within The Crisis–Austerity Conjuncture
by Penny (Panagiota) Koutrolikou & Antonis Papangelopoulos & Christos Georgakopoulos - 304-321 Urbicidal Economics And The Racial Geographies Of Triage
by Alexander Ferrer & Richard Kirk - 322-336 URBANIZING VOLATILITY: On Recurrent Crises and the Economic Rhythms of Latin American Urbanization
by Felipe N.C. Magalhães - 337-357 POLYCRISIS AND ‘UNNATURAL RAIN’ IN URBAN NEIGHBOURHOODS OF BENGAL: The Twin Cities and Issues of Peripheral Centrality
by Rahul Singh - 358-375 PLANNING A EUROPEAN RACIAL CITY: Dealing (with) Dread in Twenty‐first‐century Berlin
by Giovanni Picker - 376-392 WHO CAN AFFORD TO BE HUMAN? Struggling for Affordable Housing in East London
by Toni Adscheid - 393-411 ‘THEY SUPPRESSED OUR RIGHTS WITH CONCRETE’: Politics of Exclusion and (Im)permanence in Rohingya Refugee Camps in Bangladesh
by Samira Binte Bashar & Bjørn Sletto - 412-434 ‘FARE MONEY’ STORIES: Transportation and Everyday Practices in the Peripheries of Rio de Janeiro
by Marcos L. Campos - 435-451 WHEN WE WERE ALMOST MODERN? Theory, Methods and Politics in The Centre for Environmental Studies, 1966–1975
by Julian Molina & Roger Burrows - 452-467 EPISTEMIC JUSTICE AND THE UNIVERSITY: Reclaiming the Academy for Emancipatory Urban Praxis
by Stephanie Butcher & Tanzil Shafique & Redento B. Recio & Ishita Chatterjee
January 2025, Volume 49, Issue 1
- 5-20 ‘MAN MUST CHOP!’: Agency of Potholes, Informal Road Menders and Socioeconomic Survival on a Sub‐Urban Road in Nigeria
by Ọmọ́máyọ̀wá Ọláwálé Àbàtì - 21-38 MEGA‐REAL ESTATE SPECULATION AND RACIALIZED DISPOSSESSION: Miami's Little Haiti
by Richard Tardanico - 39-51 INFORMALITY AS THE UR‐FORM OF URBANITY: Keeping the Ur‐ in Urban Studies
by Kim Dovey - 52-68 ‘WHO COUNTS AS A “WHO”?’ Homeless Women and Geographies of Misrecognition in the City of Gothenburg, Sweden
by Kristina Grange - 69-94 INTEGRATING CLIMATE POLICY OBJECTIVES INTO MUNICIPAL LAND POLICIES: From conceptualization to empirical evidence from Finland
by Tuulia Puustinen & Heidi Falkenbach & Ari Ekroos & Seppo Junnila - 95-110 HERITAGIZING THE OTHER: Diversity, Heritage and Gentrification in Amsterdam Oost
by Elisa Fiore & Vittoria Caradonna - 111-125 FROM GLOBALIZING TAIPEI TO LEARNING AMSTERDAM: Referencing as a Politicizing Strategy for Urban Development in Taiwan
by Yi‐Ling Chen & Chantalle Elisabeth Rietdijk - 126-141 STATE BUILDING IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT: Reflections on Statecraft from the Shanghai Lockdown
by Ying Wang & Fulong Wu & Fangzhu Zhang - 142-162 INNOVATING URBAN CHINA: The Rise of the Local Venture State and the Making of New Entrepreneurial Spaces
by Lin Zhang & Tu Lan - 163-181 STATES OF COMPULSION: Reassessing ‘State‐Led’ Neighborhood Change in Hong Kong
by Ben A. Gerlofs & Kylie Yuet Ning Poon - 183-203 CONVENIENCE STORES AS CARE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR OLDER ADULTS: The Crisis of Care in Tokyo, Japan
by Tomohiro Ujikawa - 204-213 STRUGGLING WITH THE DIGITAL NOMAD: Transnational teleworkers as the new ‘creative class’ in the urban marketplace?
by Jorge Sequera - 214-223 LOCAL INITIATIVES IN SHRINKING CITIES: On Normative Framings and Hidden Aspirations in Scholarly Work
by Leona Sandmann & Maria Gunko & Irina Shirobokova & Ria‐Maria Adams & Johanna Lilius & Katrin Grossmann
September 2024, Volume 48, Issue 5
- 743-763 ‘SANCTUARY FOR ALL’ OR ‘SANCTUARY FOR THE DESERVING’: How Municipal Bureaucracies Mediate and Decide Contentious Struggles over Urban Citizenship
by Walter Nicholls - 765-787 PUBLIC‐MAKING IN HYPER‐DIVERSITY: Politics, Elections and the Democratic Party in Queens, New York
by James DeFilippis & Elana R. Simon - 789-814 THE PARTNERSHIP QUESTION AS A SCALE QUESTION: Extending the Theorization of Entrepreneurial Urbanism in China
by Yong Zhang - 815-832 THE PERSISTENCE OF PEENYA: Examining Industrial Space in Global Bangalore
by Aman Banerji - 833-854 STRATEGIES AND TACTICS IN PLATFORM URBANISM: Contested Spatial Production through Quick Delivery Platforms in Berlin and Barcelona
by Nicolás Palacios Crisóstomo & David Kaufmann - 855-876 The Power Of Uncertified Urban Land
by Franklin Obeng‐Odoom & Anne Haila - 877-893 ZONING AND THE ‘RIGHT’ CITY: The Challenges of Zoning in the Global South and Possibilities for Unzoning Informality
by Herman Geyer - 894-914 THE DARK SIDE OF PLANETARY URBANIZATION: Operational Landscapes, Crisis and the ‘Peripheral Condition’
by Thiago Canettieri - 916-935 ELSEWHERES OF THE UNBUILT: The Global Effects of Transnational Energy Infrastructure Projects
by Maren Larsen & Alke Jenss & Benjamin Schuetze & Kenny Cupers - 936-952 PHANTOM REGIONS WITH PENUMBRAL BORDERS: Discussing the Palimpsest Spatialities and Hybrid Identities of Huizhou Region, China
by Pinyu Chen & Kaj Zimmerbauer & Ruyu Tao & Xiang Kong
July 2024, Volume 48, Issue 4
- 543-559 REWILDING BANGKOK: Critical Zones and the Cosmoecology of Parks and Protests
by Casper Bruun Jensen & Jakkrit Sangkhamanee - 560-583 GREEN INFORMALITIES AS SOCIALLY JUST ECOLOGICAL INFRASTRUCTURE: Enduring with Dignity at the Edges of Resilient Development in Dhaka
by Efadul Huq - 585-602 HOW LOCAL PRACTICES OF SOCIOPOLITICAL INNOVATION DEVELOP: And Why This Matters for Urban Transformations
by Merlijn Van Hulst & Catherine Durose & Annika Agger - 603-626 AGENCY AND POWER OF COASTAL COMMUNITIES: Assembling Micro Infrastructures as Everyday Resistance and Resilience in North Jakarta's Port
by Naimah Lutfi Abdullah Talib - 628-649 CLIMATE‐JUST HOUSING: A Socio‐spatial Perspective on Climate Policy and Housing
by Sören Weißermel & Rainer Wehrhahn - 650-664 DID INDIA EVER HAVE A RIGHT TO THE CITY MOVEMENT? Rethinking Housing Justice in Violent Times
by Sushmita Pati - 666-688 INSURGENT CO‐PRODUCTION: Conflict, Cooperation and the Dialectics of Scale in Thailand's Baan Mankong Program
by Hayden Shelby - 689-696 State‐Led Gentrification Against The Backdrop Of Urban Authoritarian Practices
by Aysegul Can & Alke Jenss & Hugo Fanton - 697-707 NEIGHBOURHOODS AGAINST THE STATE: Reversing Territorial Stigma in Casablanca and Beyond
by Stefano Portelli - 708-720 HERITAGIZATION AS AN AUTHORITARIAN URBAN PRACTICE IN CHINA: Insights from Lijiang
by Giorgia Mascaro - 721-728 UNVEILING URBAN DISPOSSESSIONS THROUGH A FEMINIST LENS: Social Reproduction, Gentrification and Authoritarian Neoliberal Urbanism
by Bahar Sakızlıoğlu - 729-737 Planetary Gentrification And Urban Authoritarianism
by Loretta Lees
May 2024, Volume 48, Issue 3
- 365-385 NEO‐PENTECOSTAL URBAN INFRASTRUCTURES IN LAGOS, NIGERIA: Ontology, Politics, Poetics
by Gareth Millington & David Garbin & Simon Coleman - 386-402 SOCIOSPATIAL FORMATION OF MIDDLE‐CLASS DISTINCTION: The Educated Middle Classes in Neo‐urban India
by Smriti Singh - 403-421 RESIDUALIZED PUBLIC HOUSING IN ROMANIA: Peripheralization of ‘the Social’ and the Racialization of ‘Unhouseables’
by Enikő Vincze - 423-441 PREFIGURING PRAGMATICALLY? Prefigurative Politics and the Constellation of People Power Strategies for Winning Affordable Housing in Cape Town
by Amanda Tattersall & Kurt Iveson - 442-462 THE HOUSING‐WELFARE REGIME AND THIRD‐SECTOR HOUSING IN HONG KONG AND SOUTH KOREA: A Historical Institutionalist Perspective
by Bo Kyong Seo & Dayoon Kim - 463-487 UNRAVELLING THE ROLES OF ACTIVE RESIDENTS IN A POLITICALLY CHALLENGING CONTEXT: An Exploration in Cairo
by Aya Elwageeh & Maarten Van Ham & Reinout Kleinhans - 488-505 GRAY GOVERNANCE AT BORDER CHECKPOINTS: Regulating Shadow Trade at the Sino‐Kazakh Border
by Tak‐Wing Ngo & Eva P.W. Hung - 506-522 BETWEEN DREAMS AND SURVIVAL: The (Dis)Embeddedness of Neoliberalism among Entrepreneurial Workers from São Paulo's Peripheries
by Leonardo Fontes - 523-538 FROM BUDAPEST TO BRUSSELS: Discursive and Material Failure in Mobile Policy
by Cristina Temenos
January 2024, Volume 48, Issue 1
- 7-30 THE MULTIPLE ENACTMENTS OF CONTAMINATION: Rethinking the Remediation and Redevelopment of Military‐Industrial Brownfields in the Tel Aviv Region
by Uri Ansenberg & Nathan Marom - 32-52 HOUSING BEYOND THE METROPOLIS: Inhabiting Extractivism and Extensions in Urban Amazonia
by Rodrigo Castriota - 53-73 THE (CULTURAL) WAR OF THE WORLDS: Framing Urban Redevelopment as ‘Terraforming’
by Jennifer L. Garfield‐Abrams & Thomas Corcoran & Jonathan R. Wynn - 74-93 ‘BEST FOR FOODIES’: Food, Digital Media and Planetary Gentrification
by Pascale Joassart‐Marcelli & Fernando J. Bosco - 94-110 UNHOMING, TRAUMA AND WAITING: The Post‐Grenfell Building Safety Crisis in England
by Jenny Preece & John Flint - 111-125 BODIES AGAINST MODERNITY: Politics of Slum Rehabilitations in India
by Harshavardhan Jatkar - 126-144 BOATS AS HOUSING IN OXFORD, UK: Trajectories of Informality in a High‐Income Context
by Jakub Galuszka - 145-160 INHABITING LIMINALITY: The Temporal, Spatial and Experiential Assemblage of Emancipatory Practices in the Lives of Housing Squatters in Rome, Italy
by Chiara Cacciotti - 161-176 URBAN ECOLOGICAL FUTURES: Five Eco‐Community Strategies for more Sustainable and Equitable Cities
by Jenny Pickerill & Tendai Chitewere & Natasha Cornea & Joshua Lockyer & Rachel Macrorie & Jan Malý Blažek & Anitra Nelson
November 2023, Volume 47, Issue 6
- 881-898 FRINGE FINANCIAL ECOLOGIES AND PLACE‐BASED EXCLUSION: A Tale of Two Cities
by Ian Dunham & Alec Foster - 900-916 THE HOUSING/FINANCIAL COMPLEX IN SPAIN: After the 2008 Global Financial Crisis
by Jordi G. Guzmán - 917-939 ANTI‐PUBLIC FINANCE? The Democratic Effects of Municipal Bond Markets
by James Christopher Mizes - 940-956 UNPACKING CAPITAL SWITCHING: Value, Rentierism and Displacement in Absolute and Relative Forms of Switching
by Ismael Yrigoy - 957-974 ALGORITHMIC SUTURING: Platforms, Motorcycles and the ‘Last Mile’ in Urban Africa
by Andrea Pollio & Liza Rose Cirolia & Jack Ong'iro Odeo - 975-994 RE‐SCALING TERRITORIAL STIGMATIZATION: The Construction and Negotiation of ‘Declining Medium‐Sized Cities’ as a Stigmatizing Imaginary in France
by Solène Le Borgne - 995-1012 CITY OF NON‐EQUIVALENTS: Making, Maintaining and Disrupting Customary Attachments to Land in Port Vila, Vanuatu
by Jennifer Day - 1013-1029 PROPERTY’S SHADOW: Governing Land and Plurality in Durban, South Africa
by Marius Pieterse & Thomas Coggin - 1030-1051 PEASANT MOBILIZATION, THE ‘LAND QUESTION’ AND SPATIAL EGALITARIANISM IN AN URBANIZING CHINA: A Genealogical Assessment and a New Research Agenda
by Kean Fan Lim
September 2023, Volume 47, Issue 5
- 693-709 PLURALITY IN URBAN POLITICS: Conflict and Commonality in Mouffe and Thévenot
by Veikko Eranti & Taina Meriluoto - 710-724 Vertical Geographies, Polyvocality And The Everyday In A Divided City
by Ana Aceska - 725-744 IDENTITARIAN MOVEMENTS IN THE TOURISTIC CITY: The Marketing of Hate in Verona
by Ipek Demirsu - 745-772 THE URBAN LEFT IN POWER: Comparing the Profiles of ‘Municipal Socialists’ and the ‘New Urban Left’ in Swiss Cities
by Baptiste Antoniazza & André Mach & Michael Andrea Strebel - 774-791 The Influence Of Philanthropic Foundations On City Government Innovation
by Ruth Puttick - 792-808 THE POLITICS OF URBAN ECOLOGY: Paul Duvigneaud and the Rise of Ecological Urbanism in Brussels during the 1970s
by Koenraad Danneels - 809-832 BLOCOS URBANISM: Capitalism and Modularity in the Making of Contemporary Luanda
by Ricardo Cardoso & Jia‐Ching Chen & Henrik Ernstson - 833-860 HOUSING INFORMALITY IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: Insights from a Policy Comparison between Accra and Buenos Aires
by Hsi‐Chuan Wang & Agustina María Bazán - 861-875 GEOGRAPHIES OF EXCLUSION: Reproducing Dispossession and Erasure within a Waste Picker Organization in Mumbai
by Sneha Sharma
July 2023, Volume 47, Issue 4
- 527-545 PROPERTY‐LED INFORMALITY: Shifting Informal Land Development from Popular Housing to Middle‐Class and Elite Speculation in Belo Horizonte
by João Tonucci - 546-562 BETWEEN DEPRESSION AND HOPE: Affective Mediations of Urban Restructuring in Leipzig, East Germany
by Leon Rosa Reichle - 563-579 BEYOND THE TRIAGING OF NEGLECTED THINGS: Connecting Place and Participation Across an Urban System
by Nick Vlahos - 581-600 SOCIALLY ENGAGED MUNICIPAL STATECRAFT IN URBAN CHINA? The Shenzhen Biennale as Situated Planning Experiment
by Shaun S.K. Teo - 601-623 URBAN REGENERATION IN SEOUL: Alternative Urbanism or the Resilience of Neoliberal Urbanism?
by Seowoo Nam & Seung‐Ook Lee - 625-644 RESILIENCE AND ADAPTATION IN GENTRIFYING URBAN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS: The Experience of Cultural Manufacturers in San Francisco and Melbourne
by Declan Martin & Carl Grodach - 645-664 Environmental Justice And Dissent For Postcolonial Urban Sustainability Transitions
by Matt Johnston & Dan Darkey & Hilde Ibsen - 667-687 SOUTH ASIAN URBAN CLIMATES: Towards Pluralistic Narratives and Expanded Lexicons
by Nida Rehman & Aparna Parikh & Zachary Lamb & Shruti Syal & D. Asher Ghertner & SiddhaRth Menon & Nausheen Anwar & Hira Nabi & Waqas Butt & Malini Ranganathan & Krithika Srinivasan & Harshavardhan Bhat & Anthony Powis & Nikhil Anand
May 2023, Volume 47, Issue 3
- 329-348 MIGRANT URBANISM: Cape Verdean Djunta‐mon and its Impact on the Built Environment of Cova da Moura (Lisbon)
by Francisco J. Cuberos‐Gallardo - 349-367 GOVERNING MIGRATION THROUGH SMALL TOWNS: Dispersal and the Production of Spaces of Transit
by Rene Kreichauf - 369-385 LIVING ON THE MARGINS: The Socio‐spatial Representation of Urban Internally Displaced Persons in Ethiopia
by Dereje Regasa & Ameyu Godesso & Ine Lietaert - 386-404 UNRAVELLED HOMES: Forced Evictions and Home Remaking in Jakarta
by Clara Siagian & Ariane Utomo & Muhammad Insan Kamil & Brian Cook - 405-424 PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE IN A POSTCOLONIAL CONTEXT: A Historical Institutionalist Approach to Land Use Planning in Morocco
by Noussayba Rahmouni & Izuru Saizen - 425-443 AGAINST THE COLONIZATION OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT: The Top‐dong Right to the City Movement in Jeju, South Korea
by Youjeong Oh - 444-460 ‘ARE WE JUST KILLING PEOPLE?’: Centering Racial Capitalism in the Green Gentrification of the Atlanta BeltLine
by Jessica (Jess) Martínez - 461-470 ON URBAN RE‐ARRANGEMENTS: A Suite in Five Movements
by The Re‐Arrangements Collective & Fabien Cante & Ajmal Hussain & Timo Makori & Surer Qassim Mohamed & Alana Osbourne & Francesca Pilo’ & Kavita Ramakrishnan & AbdouMaliq Simone & Rike Sitas & Adeem Suhail - 471-482 MOVEMENT 2. FORMALIZING ARRANGEMENTS: Re‐signification and the Making of Governable Spaces
by The Re‐Arrangements Collective & Fabien Cante & Ajmal Hussain & Timo Makori & Surer Qassim Mohamed & Alana Osbourne & Francesca Pilo’ & Kavita Ramakrishnan & AbdouMaliq Simone & Rike Sitas & Adeem Suhail - 483-495 Movement 3. Navigating Urban Arrangements
by The Re‐Arrangements Collective & Fabien Cante & Ajmal Hussain & Timo Makori & Surer Qassim Mohamed & Alana Osbourne & Francesca Pilo' & Kavita Ramakrishnan & AbdouMaliq Simone & Rike Sitas & Adeem Suhail - 496-509 MOVEMENT 4. BREATH SIGH TEMPEST: On the Temporal Dimensions of Re‐arrangements
by The Re‐Arrangements Collective & Fabien Cante & Ajmal Hussain & Timo Makori & Surer Qassim Mohamed & Alana Osbourne & Francesca Pilo' & Kavita Ramakrishnan & AbdouMaliq Simone & Rike Sitas & Adeem Suhail - 510-521 Movement 5. Sensing The Affective Lives Of Arrangements
by The Re‐Arrangements Collective & Fabien Cante & Ajmal Hussain & Timo Makori & Surer Qassim Mohamed & Alana Osbourne & Francesca Pilo' & Kavita Ramakrishnan & AbdouMaliq Simone & Rike Sitas & Adeem Suhail
March 2023, Volume 47, Issue 2
- 167-181 THE LIMITS OF INFRASTRUCTURE: Public Transport in a Post‐colonial City
by Robbie Peters - 183-199 PREFIGURATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE: Mobility, Citizenship, and the Agency of Objects
by Amelia Thorpe - 201-220 COLLECTIVELY GARDENING THE URBAN PUBLIC SPACE IN MEXICO CITY: When Informal Practices Interact with the State
by Martine El Ouardi & Françoise Montambeault - 221-236 ‘ALL EYES ON ME’: The (In)Formal Barriers to Market Trade in Europe
by Gunvor Jónsson & Maria Lindmäe & Joanna Menet & Emil Van Eck - 237-257 EXPERIENCING URBAN SMELLS WHEN WALKING: Kastamonu City Case
by Elif Ayan Çeven & Nur Belkayali - 258-278 IN THE SHADOW OF ‘THE CITY’ YET TO COME: Auroville, Developmentalism and the Social Effects of Cityness
by Tariq Jazeel - 279-298 CITIES AND THEIR GURUS: The Role of Superstar Consultants in Post‐political Urban Governance
by Noga Keidar - 299-304 RISK AND RETURNS: Large‐scale Funding for Urban Research
by Michael Keith & Susan Parnell - 305-311 THE PARADOX: Economic Growth that Endangers the Future of Research in Colombia
by Juan C. Duque - 312-317 RETHINKING THE RESEARCH FUNDING PROCESS: An Indian Perspective
by Neha Sami - 318-323 THE BENEFITS OF LARGE‐SCALE, MULTI‐SITE INTERNATIONALLY FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS: An Example of New Academic Insights and New Funding Possibilities
by Andrew Tucker
January 2023, Volume 47, Issue 1
- 5-21 PLANETARY URBANIZATION AND IMPERIALISM: A View from Guåhan/Guam
by Kyle Galindez - 23-38 BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE: Heterogeneous Governance, Claims Making and Forced Eviction in a Megacity
by Brianna Castro - 39-53 THE POWER OF IMPENDING ZONING: Governance through Inaction in a Secondary City in Burkina Faso
by Jesper Bjarnesen - 54-70 DIS/POSSESSORY DATA POLITICS: From Tenant Screening to Anti‐Eviction Organizing
by Erin McElroy - 71-89 SPOTLIGHTING MIGRANT AGENCY: How Migratory Movements and Temporariness Drive Peripheral Urbanization in Mumbai's Agrarian‐urban Edge
by Lalitha Kamath & Malay Kotal - 90-105 GAMONALES WHO MAKE A CITY: Intimate Interactions in City Building
by Maria Atuesta Ortiz - 106-109 Indigenous Urbanisms
by Naama Blatman & Kyle Mays - 110-118 INDIGENOUS URBANISM AS AN ANALYTIC: Towards Indigenous Urban Theory
by Heather Dorries - 119-128 THE PRESENCE OF THE ABSENCE: Indigenous Palestinian Urbanism in Israel
by Naama Blatman & Areej Sabbagh‐Khoury - 130-145 CLAIMING SPACE, LAND AND ECOLOGY: Mapping Geographies of Indigenous and Decolonial Urbanisms in Taipei
by Tomonori Sugimoto - 146-154 Imagining A Decolonized City In And From Aotearoa New Zealand
by Rebecca Kiddle & Bianca Elkington & Mike Ross & Ocean Ripeka Mercier & Amanda Thomas & Morten Gjerde & Jennie Smeaton & Tui Arona & Chantal Mawer - 155-162 THE CITIES WE CALL HOME: Indigeneity, Race and Settler‐Colonial Urbanisms
by Kyle T. Mays
November 2022, Volume 46, Issue 6
- 911-932 EDUCATION REFORM AND FINANCIALIZATION: Making the Fiscal Crisis of the Schools
by Stephanie Farmer & Rachel Weber - 933-953 The Distinctive Evolution Of Housing Financialization In Brazil And Mexico
by Alejandra Reyes & Patricia Basile - 954-972 URBAN NOSTALGIA, REGENERATION, AND CULTURAL MONOPOLY RENT: ‘Nanjing 1912’ and Its Branding Bubbles
by Cassidy I‐Chih Lan & Jianglong Chen - 973-997 MISSING OLDER ADULTS IN A GENTRIFYING DOWNTOWN: Detroit's Rebrand for a Young and Talented Pool of Residents
by Lisa Berglund & Julie Mah & Tam Perry & Patricia Rencher - 998-1015 BETWEEN CHAI AND QIAN: How Unfinishedness and Ruination Have Reshaped Urbanity in China's ‘Coal Capital’ after the Construction Boom
by Judith Audin - 1016-1034 INSURGENT HERITAGE: Mobilizing Memory, Place‐based Care and Cultural Citizenships
by Magdalena Novoa - 1035-1053 URBAN CELEBRATION IN A BRAZILIAN FAVELA: From an Art Festival to a Youth Movement
by Antonio Moya‐Latorre - 1055-1077 GENTRIFICATION IN TOKYO: Formation of the Tokyo West Creative Industry Cluster
by Tetsuo Kidokoro & Ryo Fukuda & Kojiro Sho
September 2022, Volume 46, Issue 5
- 729-748 ARCHITECTURE AS SOCIAL LABORATORY: Modernity, Cultural Revival, and Architectural Experiment in Peri‐urban China
by Junxi Qian & Yanheng Lu - 749-765 THE STATE OF THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY: Waste Valorization in Hong Kong and Rotterdam
by Viktor Wildeboer & Federico Savini - 766-783 A TERRITORIAL PERSPECTIVE ON URBAN AND REGIONAL ENERGY TRANSITIONS: Shifting Power Densities in the Berlin‐Brandenburg Region
by Benedikt Walker - 784-806 THE SCALAR ARRHYTHMIA OF LGBTQ2S SOCIAL INCLUSION POLICIES: An Analysis of the Peripheral Municipalities of a ‘Progressive’ City‐region
by Alison L. Bain & Julie A. Podmore - 807-821 THE PRACTICE OF INFORMALITY: Hustling, Anticipating and Refusing in the Postindustrial City
by Tali Ziv - 822-844 CRITICAL URBAN PEDAGOGY: Convites as Sites of Southern Urbanism, Solidarity Construction and Urban Learning
by Catalina Ortiz & Gynna Millan - 845-850 Un/Doing Future, Unsettling Temporalization
by Silvy Chakkalakal & Julie Ren - 851-864 CITY OF REPAIR: Practicing the Future in Mexico City
by Julie‐Anne Boudreau - 865-873 THE FUTURE SCENARIOS OF CITIES: An Analysis of their Institutional Construction
by Salomón González‐Arellano - 874-884 FUTURE OF A DYING RIVER: Bureaucratic Practices and Negotiated Plans of the Yamuna Riverfront
by Yogita Naruka - 885-895 WHERE IS THE FUTURE? Geography, Expectation and Experience across Three Decades of Malaysia's Vision 2020
by Tim Bunnell - 896-905 URBAN VISIONS OF GLOBAL CLIMATE FINANCE: Dispossessive Mechanisms of Futuring in the Making of Groy
by Hanna Hilbrandt & Fritz‐Julius Grafe
July 2022, Volume 46, Issue 4
- 500-501 In This Issue …
by Liza Weinstein - 502-521 THE PERFORMATIVITY OF METROPOLIZATION: How Material‐Discursive Practices Institutionalize the Prague Metropolitan Region
by Alena Coblence & Luděk Sýkora - 522-541 BORDER CONTROL: The Territorial Politics of Policy Experimentation in Chinese Border Cities
by Xiaobo Su & Yi Miao - 542-557 THE URBAN LAB: Imaginative Work in the City
by Sabrina Rahmawan‐Huizenga & Dara Ivanova - 558-575 TEMPORAL POLITICS AND INJUSTICE IN MEGA URBANIZATION: Lessons from Yangzhou, China
by Yunpeng Zhang - 576-593 LANDSCAPES ON HOLD: Opening up Monopoly Rent Gaps on Crete's Cape Sidero
by Ioanna P. Korfiati - 594-613 ‘LET'S BEAT CRIME TOGETHER’: Corporate Mobilizations for Security in Karachi
by Laurent Gayer & Sophie Russo - 614-630 TRANSFORMED SECURITY PRACTICES: Informalization in the Production of Hegemony and Place
by Valeria Guarneros‐Meza & Alke Jenss - 631-650 THE INFORMAL CONSTITUTION OF STATE CENTRALITY: Governing Street Businesses in (Post‐)Pandemic Chengdu, China
by Yi Jin & Yimin Zhao - 651-659 ENDURING HARM: Unlikely Comparisons, Slow Violence and the Administration of Urban Injustice
by Nikhil Anand & Bethany Wiggin & Lalitha Kamath & Pranjal Deekshit - 660-673 Restoring A River, Re‐Storying History
by Bethany Wiggin - 674-686 Ambivalent Governance And Slow Violence In Mumbai'S Mithi River
by Lalitha Kamath & Anushri Tiwari - 687-697 TOXICITY 1: On Ambiguity and Sewage in Mumbai's Urban Sea
by Nikhil Anand - 698-710 TOXICITY 2: The Violence of Thresholds in Philadelphia
by Tathagat Bhatia - 711-720 AFTER THE RIGHT TO WATER: Rethinking the State and Justice in Mumbai
by Pranjal Deekshit & Simran Sumbre - 721-724 CODA: The Racial Ecologies of Urban Wetlands
by Malini Ranganathan
May 2022, Volume 46, Issue 3
- 340-341 In This Issue …
by Hyun Bang Shin - 342-369 MINERALIZED URBANIZATION IN AFRICA IN THE TWENTY‐FIRST CENTURY: Becoming Urban through Mining Extraction
by Deborah Fahy Bryceson & Katherine V. Gough & Jesper Bosse Jønsson & Crispin Kinabo & Michael Clarke Shand & Cristina Udelsmann Rodrigues & Paul W.K. Yankson - 370-386 A SHADOWY ‘CITY OF LIGHT’: Private Urbanism, Large‐Scale Land Acquisition and Dispossession in Ghana
by Austin Dziwornu Ablo & Bjørn Enge Bertelsen - 387-404 THEORY FROM EMPTY LAND: Informal Commoning Outside/Within Economies and Ecologies of the Urban
by Asa Roast - 405-423 CONTENTIOUS POLITICS OF SLUMS: Understanding Different Outcomes of Community Resistance against Evictions in Rio de Janeiro
by Celina Myrann Sørbøe & Einar Braathen - 424-440 LIFE AFTER RESETTLEMENT IN URBAN CHINA: State‐led Community Building as a Reterritorialization Strategy
by Zheng Wang - 441-465 Promoting Social Sustainability of Urban Neighbourhoods: The Case of Bethnal Green, London
by M. Reza Shirazi & Ramin Keivani & Sue Brownill & Georgia Butina Watson - 466-479 FROM HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE: English‐language Media Outlets and Urban Planning Best Practices in the Global South
by Ryan Anders Whitney - 480-496 URBAN SHRINKAGE IN CHINA, THE USA AND THE CZECH REPUBLIC: A Comparative Multilevel Governance Perspective
by Kai Zhou & Jaroslav Koutský & Justin B. Hollander
March 2022, Volume 46, Issue 2
- 160-181 URBAN WATERLINES: Socio‐natural Productions of Indifference in an Indian City
by Karen Coelho - 182-201 FROM THE SANITARY CITY TO THE CIRCULAR CITY? Technopolitics of Wastewater Restructuring in Los Angeles, California
by Valentin Meilinger & Jochen Monstadt - 202-219 THE ZOONOTIC CITY: Urban Political Ecology and the Pandemic Imaginary
by Matthew Gandy - 220-234 BOTANIC URBANISM: The Technopolitics of Controlled Environments in Singapore's Gardens by the Bay
by Donald McNeill - 235-252 AIMING FOR THE ‘GREEN’: (Post)Colonial and Aesthetic Politics in the Design of a Purified Gated Environment
by Devra Waldman - 253-268 NORMALIZING URBAN ENTREPRENEURIALISM THROUGH SLY DE‐POLITICIZATION: City Centre Development in Gothenburg and Stockholm
by Nils Hertting & Catharina Thörn & Mats Franzén - 269-286 Section 106, Viability, And The Depoliticization Of English Land Value Capture Policy
by Chris Foye - 287-295 YIMBYISM AND THE HOUSING CRISIS IN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES: A Critical Reflection
by Eliot Tretter & Rich Heyman - 296-300 SAYING ‘YES’ TO WHAT?: YIMBY and Urban Redevelopment in Chicago
by Winifred Curran - 301-306 PRO‐GROWTH ETHOS MEDIATED BY RACE: No YIMBY, No Zoning and the Housing Crisis in Houston
by Jeffrey S. Lowe & Assata Richards - 307-311 Planners’ Alchemy Achieved? How Nimby And Yimby Reproduce The Housing Question
by Benjamin F. Teresa - 312-318 Yimbyism, The Environment, And The Remaking Of Race And Class Coalitions In Austin, Tx
by Eliot Tretter & Elizabeth J. Mueller & Rich Heyman - 319-330 YIMBY: The Latest Frontier of Gentrification
by Elvin Wyly - 331-335 Yimbyism Then And Now
by Robert W. Lake
January 2022, Volume 46, Issue 1
- 4-5 Chris Pickvance (1944–2021)
by Michael Harloe - 6-7 In this Issue…
by Liza Weinstein - 8-25 A RADICAL‐RIGHT POPULIST DEFINITION OF CROSS‐NATIONAL REGIONALISM IN EUROPE: Shaping Power Geometries at the Regional Scale Beyond State Borders
by Christian Lamour - 26-49 FANTASY ISLAND: Paul Romer and the Multiplication of Hong Kong
by Nina Ebner & Jamie Peck - 50-64 IMAGINARIES AND EXPULSION: How 1,000 Temporary Accommodation Units for Refugees in the City of Gothenburg Became 57
by Kristina Grange - 65-81 Bordering, Differential Inclusion/Exclusion And Civil Society In The Uk
by Burcu Toğral Koca - 82-100 EVERYDAY ROMA STIGMATIZATION: Racialized Urban Encounters, Collective Histories and Fragmented Habitus
by Remus Creţan & Petr Kupka & Ryan Powell & Václav Walach - 101-114 Democratic Public or Populist Rabble: Repositioning the City amidst Social Fracture
by Juan J. Rivero & Luisa Sotomayor & Juliana M. Zanotto & Andrew Zitcer - 115-125 INSURGENT PLANNING IN PANDEMIC TIMES: The Case of Rio de Janeiro
by Abigail Friendly - 126-135 Disaster Colonialism: A Commentary on Disasters beyond Singular Events to Structural Violence
by Danielle Zoe Rivera - 136-156 TOWARDS GREEN POPULISM? Right‐wing Populism and Metropolization in Switzerland
by Ander Audikana & Vincent Kaufmann
November 2021, Volume 45, Issue 6
- 911-929 MAKING PROPERTY OUTLAWS: Law and Relegation
by Nicholas Blomley & The Right to Remain Collective - 930-947 FROM VISIBLE INFORMALITY TO SPLINTERED INFORMALITIES: Reflections on the Production of ‘Formality’ in a Moroccan Housing Programme
by Raffael Beier